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Christmas Must Be Tonight

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Christmas Must Be Tonight - Hall and Oates [capo 2 for original key]
[Intro]
G Em G Em
G Em G Em
[Verse 1]
Going down to BGethlehem, see the little Amson of man
Lying aCway in the manger, pDraise the Prince of PeGace
Wheels start tGurning, fires start buAmrning
Shine a lCight on the wise men jDourneying from the EGast.
[Chorus]
How could a lBmittle baby boy, be brAminging down so much joy
Son of a Amcarpenter…… CMary Amcarried the lightC  
It must be CAmhristmas, must be toniGghtEm  G  Em  
[Verse 2]
See the shepherds on a hGillside, looking up aAmt the sky
On a cCold winter night, they Dhear the angel's siGng
In a dream, I hGeard a voice, said fear Amnot, come rejoice
It's the Cend of the beginning, pDraise the new born KGing
[Chorus]
Just a little bBmaby boy, he's bAmringing us so much joy
Son of a Amcarpenter…… CMary Amcarried the lightC  
It must be AmChristmas, must be tonigGhtEm  
Son of a cAmarpenter…C… Mary Amcarried the lightC  
It must be AmChristmas, must be tonigGhtEm  G  Em  
[Bridge]
Bb Am G Bb Am Em
Bb   Am   G   Bb   Am   Em(hold)
[Verse 3]
Then it cGame to pass, the child was bAmorn at last
Happened rCight before the sDtar that shines on hGigh
[Chorus]
How could a Bmlittle baby boy, be bAmringing down so much joy
Son of a Amcarpenter…… CMary Amcarried the lightC  
It must be CAmhristmas, must be tonigGhtEm  
Son of a Amcarpenter…… CMary Amcarried the lightC  
It must be AmChristmas, must be tonighGtEm  
Must be tonGight (it must be tonEmight)it must be toGnight(it must be tonEmight)
Son of a cGarpenter (it must be toniEmght) Mary caGrried the light (it must be tonEmight)
It's all rGight (it must be tonEmight) It's all rGight (it must be tonEmight)
[Outro]
Bb Am Em
Bb   Am   G(hold)
All chords in this song (7)

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